Sentence examples for compound thoughts from inspiring English sources
In the last phase of Frege's life, from 1917 1925, Frege published three philosophical papers, in a series, with the titles 'The Thought', 'Negation', and 'Compound Thoughts' (Frege 1918a, 1918b, and 1923, respectively).
One would think that if there were any place to breed and compound thoughts of violent retribution, prison would be it.
Garlic contains allicin, a compound thought to boost the immune system and relieve cold symptoms.
The fear is compounded by thoughts of their two children.
("The Perennial Philosophy," his 1945 book compounding all the positive thoughts of West and East into a tutti-frutti of moral uplift, was the equivalent, in its day, of "It Takes a Village": there was nothing in it to object to, and that, of course, was the objection).
The fact is that "neo-house" will probably change its name again before it inevitably fuses with deep house to form something called "filter-trap", or "snapback techno", or "Eurozone Bass", or some other equally ill-thought out compound genre.
These gloomy thoughts have been compounded by the holiday newsletters I have been getting from old pals and classmates.
After all, unlike the seductive charm of wineries, concrete and steel brewery compounds don't exactly evoke thoughts of Dionysian indulgence.
JB: You saw it--I thought you never left your compound and lived without the Internet?
The difficulties of assessing Plato's ethical thought are compounded by the fact that it was subject to various modifications during his long life.
